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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14

CfRcUIr-Ths people rs. Lou Morrison.
Keeping house of ill-fame. Plea of not
guilty Withdrawn and plea of guilty en-
tered Sentenced to pay dne OF $50 and
costs or sixty days In jail. Paid.-Cor-
della Van Leeuwen Vs. Henry Van
Lssuwen. Divorce. Decree granted com
piainsut-
sCFEsg0R-Tbe people vs. Ben. /. DueIl.
Larceny. Continued over tern. The
psopie vs. PatTick Hsrtnstt. Robbery
Pleaded not guilty.-The people vs. Geo. X.
Nulhoiisnd. False pFeteDs-s. Jury out-The
CITY IS john Gesrgs. Appeal. Leave
Ersntsd to Withdraw plea OF not guilty.
Toe people -. George Bird Larceny.
Change Of plea % guilty.-Joan Sloot-
maker 70 Melie Neenbo Trespass Order
setting aside order made on sept. II. AID
order disnlissing With cosss.--Ths people
~ jas. GsrkIns. Deadly ssssuit Con
,iuued ovsr tsrm.-Ise people 70. sam aei
ard William May. rsTcenv. Samue.
plssdsti not guilty and Vim. guilty - The
people IS. Gerrift Bradford Bail estreatsd.
The psopie vs.. Frank 0Dzy. Appesi
Leave granted 70 withdraw plea Of not
guilty Thomas ". Peck st al ". The
Street Railway Company In chancery.
Motion to extend time 70 apneai denied
Tbs city -. John McGsrrin. Disorder
II. Fine and costs paid aud csse dismissed.
The city ~ Thomas Coudly. Appeal.
Fine and costs paid and suis dismissed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14
a susa OF sus.nsss


"A 1az - P@rtsf tts4F1-l4s@s b4zFssss1 -
XeskeF61F.
The eapsrar CeaFs . rslsAszS a.N12ssa
tais lsrE. sa1 psslts II czsss are - tas
eoekss Yesterday. IA tas eass q ssn I.
bazil sor tas izrcsay q easzy. t2s esse
vas eo1salad oEsr ths ter@. fslFiek
h.Stssll ass .rezizaess oa . eaaTss - fo5-
bsry sa1 pl<zslel zsE guilty. "a t1@ app<4i
cazs of 4o441 Gsorss. e4Fe ass Er41zsa t1s
@efsaa4ns - sikadzsH bls elsA "a G4s
galifs 5=erse - p.sa.lea at guilty 70
= eh4Tzs ~ Lsre14g. Ia ease u go1z
elsstuaxsr ssxlast AelIe Faeabosr IS
ClAEkl1s. 1sz teaely , 1<sezls. as ee8 8l.nszsd
ossr tAs terna samael All Niil4aa
84y l1s 80 5sef.lsrs 4xrss-<c l1z slszl-ak
sr1ss a2a Getal from tie k8illns Mil,
toa-paag we're aFf2zaea. eal1s.. tas
siaests Fsss sea nat g1lty. aa1 Aiisi@ia 81
tered etsz o. s1llsy- fts c1se % OSrsi-
bz4afsgd. lor sas izresng u sodne meoey
irea alsFsps.zAais ho1se. sss cal-sd. oct
- t1e 1ste1oznE iallsd - s.spear hls cs-i
sss sstreassd- IN Ioe csss of frzak o Day,
I'D KeeDlls . gambling Fo0ms le4se sas
<Ifsn all@ ~ &i<1a1as pc. 0t not guilty.
"a The e4se o. 1homas NJ. PECK ard oteeTs
ssainst 80 street Railway Company tas
aiol ca - sxIsna tine ~ appeal. Nas d
1iec. Joan McOurrla. i0s csoIderiy coz
duct. aa1 Thomas Cendiy. fOz setuZ draak.
pad .aslx nres snd c0cis and the csses
sefe dlsmissed- ae case Of Geofgs 4.
Auiihoiiana f0r larceny sas tried oetsEe :
jury. EnIea rea14iasd oGE a. nigaI coasld-
-rtnE ne esitsacs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14

Cis.sizaa Gsntismza 20 Establish = Fs
male Seminary IN xhis city.

Cissefzaa Gsntisaza 20 Establish = fs-
male Seminary IN xhis city.
Professors sanford snd Battles. Of the
Cleveland kenale seminary are IN the city
looking f0r q place 10 establish = seminsry,
ana have concluded % locate here. The
many .gi-nds OF Mrs. g. W Pfindle, OF 50
t0artA-s o.. viii DC pleased 20 xnOw -h4tta
sentlsnlen nave offered neE a position ia
their proposed school as teacher OF painting
ana siOcution. They have KNOWN Mrs.
Frindls since she vas six years old. She
Nas pupil IA the Cleveland Seminary Tor
seven years and during that time she won
and kept the star OF honS-' given by the
faculty 70 AL pupils who were perfect IN
studies aud ceOJftment. Mrs. Prindle Is
lady OF rare talent As an artistic aud elOcu
tioui-r. and fully capable OF filling the posi-
tlon which has been offered her. She has
pow on lei esSei nearly finished. q picture
OF child, OF wnich ang artist might well
be proud. Not Oaly the friends OF Mrs.
Prindle. bat citizens generally. will wish
the Cleveland gentlemen success IN their
enterprise. and hope that they may estab-
lish an institution which will be a credit TO
the cifv
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14
TOWn TOPICS.

fhs Cssie ssrs<f Rsl saE CoapsnFs Ira
- taGpaa-sl. 80 - con 7istsd to>-Af-
Esssa aael8iacxs s1d t.giesa ns~s-
49,. - sr 44fu taks4 e.l- iitsnse.- s---A<z'
EsgiaF Tan esais .Eeze.of.
TIE los. salssss Hsns nsanAssrs are
saozinx sease - alsias l4slr tara-tlirs a.
Grsae h@kldz. Drisse l4sas,
Tas ssFalar raisstlas ef tae Es1ai es.EsEs
n0e.stF a,A asfa ~ tae y g. I =, nAl&
ca pek-.-sf. a. 40 -kis aftzrason.
Ihs IS - cry H4l sonds sil b
uitdafasl frssa ssis lsr ne Pssseass a. ias
bid, th1s ~ rscsiy ysi zre aas4ti ss1-sory
Tue sHo szesrssoa tFs6as saisA Dees>1
thfCOza t1e cry - tas nCst2eF4 rss<rt1
sssfsla4g. ssre loa.ss1 slt1 DAs-el-z.zs-
Tse soslh Eed B4ss BAL Cab I'll siss =
ben.nt 14ll a. 3lnstestss aaiis cofnef
fossh Dassloa-st aai Fifta-ase-. ms
sEsn4az.
I1s afss s.llfson II t4s Cane a1i fisn
Las ~ ne sgass a4s o4sD ssaIe1 AL ne
ueal hsfls xoiasas q credit - 6aals y AZ
den Saith.
The Woadeslsni Club Wll give = bouquet
dancing party n tas Vest -its AEnlcry 10
nlzst shen oo0elefs, sHt fans VII De
hElshed Ga sas parueiga4Gs.
The Bo.fd of Hs4l1a hAs approved he
p.sas Submitted - ths H0ari % fuoue
WORKS .ox tAe uss hospital o4il2lDs Alia
BIDS xili soon as advertised .cr.
IAs clerks a. A. Nsszs 4 Co store yea
tsFlAg sent basket 81 fruit 20 The sick
fAaiiiy aazsed Nay. AZ - south front So.
Hho are "a destitute eircu1istA4e 81.
sheriff Ra8Esls. Of Sewsgg0 coDaty.
sceomga .sl 81 frsak Thompson, sen
teac-ud - 1nfess ssars a. Jackson fof rape,
stopped a. The sii ies hours ysetercay-
Ths Dummy = runninz % Reeds AXE
svggy dAy Aad sill continue - 10 - uniii
Oetc5er The BAND VII be tnere every
Fanazy and tasre q prospect o. oaioon
ascension ia ths near Future.
Frank Hoe took another bsss bail nine
% Lowsll ysstsr.sy, aac returned l2st night
VIII a tFilmfhant look ou bis manly
eounter ence fhe -cere stood - 10 ID N
l4v0t of the tirand Rapids ciu0-
An East saziaax nAa = going 70 write a
book 10 prove tbst f4rnsr Rsynol1s, OF
Grsaa Rapids. = thr aath0r 0f bret hArte >
poems. Ona tainz - sure Reynolds eossld
have written them II &c ssntea to.--Detro@
ksgiisg Jo4fii4i.
Gliat simmons challenges Harry Jones
xho elains % te lie Light weight cham
ri0n 0l The Pacinc Ccast. % nser with hard
elov.s 20 a finish for s50 a aide and gate re-
Ceipfs neat 70 lake place Ia or near this
cliY within two weeks.
Mrs. Henrietta A. Qline, daughter OF the
late Ma Lowell HAL has begun proceed
inzs 10 c0nt>st her iathers will, Msher Y
Felker heiag heg attorneys she alleges
tnal be vas not OF sound -disp0sing' mind.
and was undGly influenced oy other relA-
nge--
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14
DENIED THE MOTION.
The street Railway Csntrovsrsy Is Now
Out of the Courts.

The street Railway Csntrovsrsy Is Now
Out of the Courts.
In the injunction case BY which the
Street Railway Company was restrained
from building line on Jetfersen-ave.. State
and Cherry -sts-, Judge Buriingame yester-
day denied The motion OF defendant TO ex-
tend the time for fling an appeal to the
Supreme Court, On the ground that the
company bad had ample time forty days
in which 10 perfect an appeal. In his de-
cisi0n. which was quite lengthy, he ex
pressed himself as being convinced that it
vas for the best interests Of All concerned,
that ths case should not be're- opened. mas
Tanch a. decision by the Superior Court
could not determine ths rights OF the COM
psny under their general franchise, except
ss 10 these particular streets. He also in
timated that as the Council was already
considering the matter again. Il woGid be
better 70 allow the aldermen TO settle the
matter than 20 continue the litigation.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14

re fsrsocrat has long been the friend Of
Alderman Hayward although without
meaning Il. Had it meant to Be friendly It
wo1ld of course have Injured him for
frankie Ball never hits tbs mark hs aims
at Last spring the Dea0cvat attacked the
Aisssru,sn snd the result vas greater
r,siorifv A. ne susuinE election THr
Tzf.re aax- II zRAtn long stree predicted
thai The course Of "a eofempoTarv wer 4
rsrfainlr make NJ Hsywsra eur next
Navar. but that svi8enfiv VII not SATISFY
tae anaestion af ne Ds-aecs- y. sna wa here
fors prrp hesy thst gaiess - rrsssat csn7ss
i chanxe. Michigan : next Cfossras- eli
be Havwsrd and hss Intrinsic friends vii
rsli him Jxck
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14

= sntsar.ex flozo Eas fraat daeF kaoh- u
.ells - aRa story 1as 2Gvse vzs careless
saa lsf1 TIC e4sy earrsAEs "a = DAMP bsSs
naxaf. Ire nexs tlaas sas leok gas o@es aut
riding L c2aznt aosa A phFslclan ses
o2i.ea bus i sxs too ate TIE EolW4o
A5iusssois Gao ga hs detached ffoD tAs
skeels as carried Iato the aouse vita the
bzey. A p.ergeeE cr4aAs = psrieek sleigh =
peFfsot erze. : p<Ttsct nQaks ozrrlase--Gll
toasiDea. making a pe1sec{ baby garage.
zee aasertiseasenI saa sead fes esl4.eg -ls.
Aci s9ld - ceassEs-
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14

TIE second snnusi useti2g of tie resi-
Dent Artillery Associatioo Of Miehizsn vii
he held n RepresensstIvp Ia. Iaosiz 2.
Nich.. October fS. iss7. 70 vhlch yea are
- ssrnest inritesl-
Al artillery wen residing iE Niehfzan
whether Renh herz ~ Mrhisan batteries or
net. srs eligible 20 ueussrsafc. aud these
thsf hare nct sent n their nar1es. aarshs-
0r effer 81 battery regiale1t sa1 nosta =
address 49, rssreesfs,lr requested % f.sr-
rish sf1h l1tis~mstion fsr 7er8r5 sIso
theze = So hsvs change3 fhss~ ccsto sise al
5rsss 5rriag ne YEAR - T. y Milex F-es-
fssat. Ha1bar.iston Nfeh.- ~ - G. j. 3 r-
nett. ~ecretsrT. Lsasne. Mioh.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14
HELD FOR TRIAL.
Justies wostfau Thinks Charles Mscard
Guilty of Murder bat Is Doubtf7l
of William.


Justice Westfall called bis Court TO order
a. ? o'clock yesterday afternoon and the
crowd that was present held their brea,hs
10 hear the decision in the Macard exam
instion. The Judge was brief and concise
a. usual aud what be said was about as
follows After carefully considering the
testimony in the case, there IS no doubt in
my mind that the crime was committed,
and that Charles Macard is guilty OF the
said crime. There Is n douot IN my mind.
however. as 20 whether William Macard is
guilty OF the crime. bat that doubt Is such
,Aat consider Il best that Jury should de-
eide as 70 his guilt or innocene. ! therefore
commit Charles and William Hscard 20 be
hsld for trial in the Circuit Court tor the
Uurder OF Hichas o'Hars, without bal"
The young men appeared rather d0wncast
~ this aud evidently did not relish the
thought OF spending tie time ir a narrow
cell until the time Of their trial which will
be the latter part Of the month or perhaps
longer.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14

Il tbe Circ-t Cosit YESTERDAY TIE sp-
pssisd case of Lo1 Mogrsoa f3T keeping .
snt ctsneed her PEA q 20. g1ilty 70 c1s
of xgiflT ehe uss Enea 49, so cssis.
wh.ca sse pad snd sh- csss ~ss 6isni sss3
vas grsnsed 6rsrcs fr0n Henry Var
---.--r
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14

F~snk Il. Csrrol ven 81 Dsfroit restrr-
sav ~ crumeree suit srasnst he 5s-srerl
ser sls 90 damages fer puaiishiag .hs A.
7, e-.1ee,r.f ieftar. whch rrsecsel acon
- rrsrsrtsr. - haa rrer.ens'v cor,-
,,,sncesl s-.s sxai1st fhs F.os Press ard fees
- sf-.,liaf a-scunt Re IA crfsTDines3 10
,.,,-a tke matter snd ssgs he viii 2roenre
.-.insrf seunse thcuEh his .amfir shogid
s.-s - are e. iohnnT eaks IN tie future.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14

Cheap RATES % D<troa ano refQrn va tie
4. < r K tals week sl.alss gAs Reunion
of ih~ Aray 81 lhe 1ea1exses a. liriEsll.
TIE Elchlsas teasfsl ~.a SCI tickets Sep
teEaber is a sE6 tc Detrsis ano ges arm
a. one tzEs ios lie founa trip Icse's
limited - return up ~ snd iuelUdlng sep
temteF le
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14

HlssIxsz8s. saet lA-For h.chissn.
Doi1r. .aif *ezshszs azht - sresh sess~fiy
sinEss. fsla4sa - li4sax a1pszstiiFs Ga
ta4zsd4F
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14

Throagh tns recon uas75sssoa of fsrrer
ssedsns q Profssser swsnsoer1 n A
Magnss. q Ns1.s'se. sca cf tze Trs6e-s
ir1F q feaf cearfr cz~e 60 tks esfr ~sS-
fs-1ee ans wia ts<s ST u1zts eenree
q tae Grsnd RsHs5s Basnes CoEsxs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14

nzAsn R4fips. NlCs-, Jaiy - iss7.
Edii0r 4ELEGkAN HAKALp-
Please inform the pablo that ! have con-
nected a slezm laundry With my Dye House
and Securing eSts5lshment. and vii do nv
utmost 20 give them the BEST soFk that MAS
ever brought out by machinery. and tel
them that hnmbly ask Of them share Of
their trade Your most humble servant
q. A. BKksIk.
Ring telsphone No. go.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14

Dr ezxss cxsarrh kszzs3s clHes sher
sssEs II 2ex se-eslle4 e aSaf - L.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14

Ring ielsphons No. go.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14
IariGoa wesl.

Jtit was nos FOR this SOP Il he wool tariff which
Il srroN8 ~ the tsrmeT, The var fsN would have
feea shoilshed iong ago I da1t beiisve the
tarid On w1oi ever heIroi the prize Of wool one
nanny Fr7rl 80 70 SO wnpu wo1. vas free
fhe average Price q wrOi wSs 81 cents D1und
and non So - Iss3 under veEy nzh ta-if it
was 4s cents pond. lhe -easnn e thaf ngr
wool nsan1iscrureTs are ocifged 81 bave tha for
eixn HaoI % NIX wifa the domes 1 roo' IL order
70 r7ptsce the proper fsh~ics. aud the tieior
vrf ni4 axe the T.e ~ tae fo-efga ~ori ths rsa~e
f. criur'es the msEset here. BIT ssIprcs31E fir
fne sake 81 -<,lno-f thst ~ Noai farif heaa-
fts tie .sruer. MA ines f srrlrt 10 ire
uaoi cra~ o. he Eni+sd states s. ast per ceat
81 ear srtre 1EriC,sstlra pred fcftau.
fff-o tsri7 ~ ~sol rries ~ farmer if heirs
g p@r GERS. aa htE srcp- Bt- aat te1 1lss ~ ne
atter 5s rcr CENT 4 erest usEr fsTmers cos 4
fafak ~ fsst PhsY 80 1e~ erst gnlax sato
tr-s % set frr uc. .rt wh -hev sr- wst a.
iaz q 60 "a l1ey - so cbSers Use n2a uho H.
tasi-r - eeefa 80 ~ sfe osh~r
81 tz1 ac.ne ar, rrz -faa ~ r.-r +arT
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14

ne pH1lle are eo1i.21kiF "a ae@ - tse Pre-
fc-1ssa.ss - 1zSt AtesslEs s1e @tk4-tsels 81 -
'sf7ief f@,eEl-sfs celsts1 Ass5 ~ tNss 49,
- sslt<efs - .srta sisa 80 l.asf l1so = h't.
e elf talttai iat0 f@r4.a favored i4asss9Fle>. =
ae1k1 - - 80 - = "a spEezt in5t-fts - IA
hstt al-ll ~ = s1.s8sls as 1ls.4zs. Bal = hot
&sEef n9H ~ az bl1y - s'ltfe.y Acotlsn tA~
tsr'1 o. eses9shus Agl a. al ~ ots ae*e
tales ssls1 c0Zfss q esezsaL suk We sxS tse
Iilse tAs c9ale Nhe1 eseEf maa wn0 hsa tae
gosp1 o. . : e11llsrf 81 he&Ft slo4lt deaz1d ttsl
l4-s = gSE ozn~ tkrla s&oa.d ns sedssst.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-08
TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Cincinnati and Other Points.

ST. LOUIS, March Flour dull and easy, but
about unchanged. Wheat active but weak and lower.
The market opened easy, declined rapidly 202l4c,
strength ened late in the session and recovered 70 1c
and closed 10112c lower than Saturday; No. 2
red, cash, SO140SOac May, S140Sl3s0 S3c;
closing at 82ssc bid; June, S414c bid July sos d
S2i4c, closing Sll4c bid. Corn active but set
tied and lower, closing at 1le0l14c under Saturday
No mixed, cash. 50 q d36c; April. Soc; May, SO
D37c. closing at 36l4c; June, 37l4 037 7sc closing
at 7l4c Oats dull and SEC lower; No. mixed
cash. 2Siae: March and April. 2Sc bid; May. 2S34 a
29lsc, closing at 291sc. Rye steady at 53c bid.
Barley steady at 5S062c. according to quality.
Lead active and firm; refined 425c; common and
chemical hard; 420c. Hay active, but weak and
lower prairie, $7.5001O.5O; timothy. $4,000
1880 Butter steady and unchanged. Eggs firm at
12l2c. Flaxseed 6rrner at 97lac bid. Bran steady
at Csc. Corn meal firm at So. Whisky steady at
S1.13 Wool steady and unchanged. Provisions
dull, unsettled and generally easier. Pork $IS
Lard z. % az SOC. Bulk meats-Loose lots of long
clear and short ribs $3.50; short clear S.55c:
boxed lets of long clear S25e; short ribs 8 81 oc
short clear S.62loc. Bacon firm; long clear 8 62la
0S75c; short ribs, S75c; short clear. &c. Hams
firm at 11.50014c. On the afternoon board wheat
strong and 3sc higher Corn strong and ii a 3sc
higher. Oats steady and unchanged. Receipts
Flour, 5 600 brs: wheat, ID 900 bu; corn. $4,000
bu oats, $4,000 bu: rye, none; barley. l6. coo blu.
Shipments Flour, 1S 600 bu wheat 60 900 bu;
corn. 232 600 bu; oats IL, 600 bu; rye none barley
5000 bu.
PHILADELPHIA, March Flour quiet but
steady. Wheat weak and unsettled; No. red March,
90is09lci April 907s09lisc; May. 91a092c;
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-08
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations on Produce ut the
Two Great Centers

Yesterdays Quotations on Produce Mt the
Two Great Centers.
New York, March Flour moderately
active and steady, and prices show no decided
shange Receipts, 1850 brls and sacks; ex-
ports As brIs and 4. 715 sacks; sales % 900 brls
Wheat-Cash 10 better, and active for export;
options opened heavy and al c lower; later
ruled stronger and advanced a TO- closing firm
1t aksss the best rates. Speculation very brisk
Receipts. ll9 800 bu; exports 49, GOO bu; sales
IL, 096, 900 bu futures and 476, 001 bu spot. No.
2spring, 93lc; No. hard. 90 a 98ae; No l North
srn, 970974c; unernded, SO a 96c; No. 3 red, 90.c
No. 2 red, 9ls 9924c store and elevator, 3ls0
92.e f. o. b. store, 9lsc f. o. b. afioat. 939c dev-
,red; No. ] red. Ole; No. white. 93c; No. red.
March, Oh 692gc, closing at 92sc; April, ga
,3sc, closing at 93c; May OPS 094c. closing at
8sc: June, 93s 094Rc. closing ut 9isc: July, 93s
094ac closing at 9isc, August. 49, 094sc. clos
me- at 948c; September. 94s a 95sc, closing at
)oAc; December, Oh rosie. closing at 96ac.
Corn--Spot iWlsc lower and fairly active.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-08
The Foreign Grain Trade.

LONDON March THE Mark Lane Express
says: "English wheat is rather frmer and the
condition of samples is improving. The sales of
English wheat during the week were AZ, 366
quarters at SO shilings pence. ainst II. 900
quarters at % shillings for the corresponding
period last year. The spring growth wheat Is
reported healthy. Trade in foreign wheat is
slow and steadier The market is free from the
recent pressure to SELL Flour is slightly stronger.
AT to-days market wheat was frmer, with
tendency against buyers; American reds were 6
pence dearer. There was an increased demand
for -four, and American brands were pence
dearer. Corn was 3 pence dearer. Barley oats
aud beans were quiet"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-08
Elsewhere.

ST. LOUIS. March .-Cattle-Receipts $50 ship
heavy native steers, $4.4O05; fair to good shipping
steers So 8O04.35; butchers steers fair to choice
So. so 04. 20; feeders fair to good. $2.9O03.7 10;
stockers. fair to good, $2450 To- Texans common
to choice. $4,000.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; shipments. 1.4OO The
market was active and 100 l5c higher; choice heavy
and butchers selections. $5.9006 packing, fair to
good. $50 1855; Workers. medium to prime,
$5;450565; pigs: common to good, 81, IS.
ranged, $2.7505.
NEW YORK March -Beeyes-Receipts. $3.50
head, making 6,43O: firm and higher: common to
prime steers, as4o95 3. tops $5,5o95.7o; bulls
cluded "a beeves, 40 sheep and $3.50 quarters of
beef
Sheep-Recepts, $500, making 27.44O for the
~ 100 TBS; common to extra yearling lambs S5 so
at. carload OF common Texas sheep went at
SIS. 95. ~
Hogs-Recepts, 5000, making 33,3sO for the
week. offered alive nominally steady at So COZ
CHICAGO, March THE Drovers' Journal re.
market strong shipping steers, $50 to / 500 ms
Sd 5005: 10; stockers and feeders, So. 80 03 90;
cows bulls and mixed So $3.50: bulk, S.. 1908 90:
through Texas cattle. So. 2503.3O.
Hogs-Receipts, Ia, 900; shipments, 1000: market
generally steady: rough and mixed, So. 25 as. 80;
skips, $3.5O04.sO. fo0'
sheep Receipts, 5000; shipments 10000; mar
4.7O; Texans SO. 1904; lambs, $5D55O
BUFFALO, March 7.-Cattle-Receipts. 739.
Good demand at So 1Oc higher from last MONDAYS.
Common to fair 35; good to choice shipping.
$4.4505; stockers and feeders, dull and unchanged
at 81 IS $50; veals. $607.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000. Advanced 5000: com.
to fair. $4.2504.75; good to choice So as IS:
extra, $3.50 40; fair to good lambs So SO a 6:
choice to extra. Sc. 2506.4O.
Hogs-Receipts. 7,49O. Advanced 1O015c; light
pigs So 65 05.4O; mixed pigs and light Workers..
$5.1505S5; select Workers, So 80; selected me.
dums $606.1O.
KANSAS CITY. March 7.-Cattle-R Receipts 500
The market strong and 1Oc higher; good to choice
$420045O to medium, Sc. go 04 10:
stockers So 25; feeding steers 49, 03. rs;
cows 81 % $40.
Hogs-Reeeipts, 8, 200. The market wa. firm and
Is a zoe higher; good to choice, So 6O05 rs: com.
mon to medium, $5.2O0555; skps and pigs, 81 SO
as TO-
Sheeo-Receipts, GOO Good to choice. So.
1885, common to medium, $2.35Q3.
EAST LIBERTY, March 7.-Cattle-Receipts 513.
shipments. 200. The market moderately active
and 10 a 15c higher than last week
Hogs-Receipts, 3, 700; shipments. 3 600 Market
active: Philadelphias. $6.2O06.25: Workers
$5.5005.75; comm on and light, $5.3 05.40; pigs,
S. 0525.
Sheep-Receipts. 600: shipments, s, 800 Market
very dull at about last weeks prices.
CINCINNATI. March 7.-Hcgs firm common and
light 81. 65 a so; packing and butchers S. &C.
Receipts, 200; shipments, 45O.
BALTIMORE. March 7.-Swne, supply light and
demand good at IA al 7sc Receipts, 6,S49.
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futures weak and lower; No. 8 mixed in grain depot,
47lac; No. 3 mixed, in grain depot: 47lac No.
mixed, March. 47047i9c; April, 47047iac; May.
47a04s4e; June. 4s04slse. osts-spot steady;
white track, SEC; stained No. 3 white, 35c: No
white 36a4c; options dull: No. white March, 1868
June. 37037lec. Provisions quiet but firm. Pork
Mess, $l701e: mess prime new; Sl69 1920; mess
family: s1s01s.5o: Hsms-smoked, .129 13c.
Butter firm and active; creamery extra, 32033c;
Western. lade-packed, good to choice 15025c.
ags oho s ehode oso
keceipts-Four, 8, 700 brls wheat $500 bu; corn,
&c, 900 bu; corn, 1900 bu; oats, $1,000 bu.
CINCINNATI. March Flour activean stronger;
family So 40 03. go; fancy So 1904. Wheat strong;
No. red, o4c. Receipts, 1000 bu shipments
OATS IN ' fair demand: NO mixed Rve
| in moderate denand No. 5906Oc. Pork nominal at
$19.75, Lard strong at 7.37 lac. Bulk meats firm;
Sc; short-clear, 9.25c Whisky quiet: sales of 964
barrels finished goods on basis of $1.13. Butter
and firm fas aad m rs 80
| 21025c. Linseed oil quiet at 3Sc. Sugar frmeri
hard refined, 606se; New Orleans 4405c. Eggs
| heavy at 1219c. Cheese in good demand; good te
prime Ohio fat 11012c.
| BALTIMORE, March 7.-Wheat-Western lower
| No. winter red spot, 80 loc asked; March, 9O091c
April 9O5s09Ic; May, A091 Tee. Corn-Westerr
| lower and quiet; mixed spot. 464046ssc; March
46ie046ssc: April, 46la 46ssc; May, 47lac bid
39c; Western mixed. 34036c. Provisions firm
Mess pork DID, SIG; new, $1,000. Lard-Refned
| 608Ac. Eggs quiet at Is lsc Coffee frmer: Rio
cargoes. ordinary to fair. 13A014ssc. Receipts
Flour, IL O37 brls; wheat 35 800 bu; corn, 90 zoe
bu: oats, 10, TIA bu; rye, 600 bu Shipments-Flour
22,426 brls; wheat 60, 600 bu; corn. 25O, 600 blu.
DETROIT, March 7.-Wheat-No. white, cash
63lsc asked; cash Michigan red. S3lac asked No.
red, cash. S3l4c asked; May. 85l asked: june So
asked: August, SEC asked. Corn, 40lsc asked. Dat.
No. 2. 3O1ec; No. white, 33c asked. Cloverseed
| Cash. $4.25 April, 50 25 asked Receipts-Wheat
2S.8OO Blu; corn, $500 blu; oats, $500 bu.
| TOLEDO, March Wheat firm and higher; May
| S64c; August S612c. Corn dull and frm May 41c
Oats neglected. Clover dull and steady; cash
| March. $4.25. Receipts-Wheat, 20. 600 blu; corn
| 5000 bu; oats, 1000 bu. Shipments-.Whe 35.
| 600 bu corn, %. 600 blu; oats, 1000 bu; clover
| seed, $40 bags.